Questions about the Leica camera Learn about the LYICA Camera

1. You get what you pay for, and it's always better if the same brand is expensive.

2, if you don't want to buy an interchangeable lens, you can only buy a Leica X1, for a very simple reason, because only the X1 of these models is not OEM from Panasonic. The Leica V-Lux 30 is the Panasonic ZS10 OEM, the Leica V-Lux 20 is the Panasonic ZS8 OEM, the Leica V-Lux 2 is the Panasonic FZ40, the D-Lux 5 is the Panasonic LX5, and ......so on

3. These are all digital cameras you listed. Most of them are card machines, and the Leica V-Lux 2 is a telephoto machine.

4. Although most of them are produced by Panasonic, but with Leica certification, the quality should be a little better. The imaging effect mainly depends on the size of the sensor, and the sensor area of X1 is ten or even more than ten times that of the others, and the natural imaging effect is much better.

4,X1It's the best one in the card machine with a non-changeable lens.,There are Fuji X100 of the same type,Sigma DP2X and so on.,But in general, it's half a catty.。 Of course, the Leica brand is much tougher.

5. Interchangeable lenses have the benefits of interchangeable lenses, and non-exchangeable lenses with fixed focus have their own ways to play.

6. You don't need to buy additional lenses for all of the ones you listed, and the Leica M series and S series are interchangeable lenses.

7, Leica interchangeable lens machine at least three or five years to come out, and the card machine is not easy to say, it depends on the market, but also depends on Panasonic ......

I have experience.

Hong Kong Leica has a global warranty.

This is the store that needs to be asked.

Ask them if they have a global warranty.

In addition, you tell them that if it is not brand new, you will take the money and find someone to verify it, and if it is found that it is not brand new, you will be forced to refund it.

We're not afraid. It's a big deal. Sellers can't afford it. He's still a parallel import...

X1 can't change the lens, and in addition, X1 has a setting interface after a new boot, and this setting cannot be restored after the setting is completed.

In fact, it's not as troublesome as the landlord thinks, so feel free to buy it.

One, even if it is updated, ** it must be inflated. So buy early and enjoy early, and now ** is not expensive. I think it's worth buying.

Second, the above said buy it now.

Third, as mentioned above, Hong Kong goods are out of the mainland, and the global joint warranty in the United States is just looking for American Laika.

Fourth, it's not that it doesn't maintain its value, but it's just inflated. Besides, you know that in the United States, the Leica X1 is still more than 14,000 RMB, which is not much lower.

Of course, if the X2 comes out, the price will be reduced, but not too much. Laika isn't as invaluable as the others.

Fifth, the landlord will use steel ash within 30 and use all black after 30, which is just a personal hobby. It's just that the steel gray is more classic, very retro flavor, and the black is actually not bad, and it feels very modern. . . The question of everyone's taste...

Leica, in the era of mechanical cameras, is a symbol of high-end, precision, and the red logo is synonymous with high quality. Its cameras are highly collectible.

In the digital age, there are no particularly outstanding products, which are outrageously high, and have entered the ranks of luxury goods. Its function has been weakened and it is a symbol of the user's identity. There is much more symbolism than practical meaning.

If you want to show your worth, then don't hesitate to choose Laicra. A lot has been said upstairs about the advantages and disadvantages of machine selection.

The X1 in the portable machine is not the best picture quality, and it is best to count the DP series of Sigma.

Let's talk about the post-investment of SLR. The X1's prime is very inconvenient in general shooting, which makes you enter the era of slash-and-burn again.

Post-production investment is the charm of the SLR, and it is its strong scalability and accessory support that make it capable of any harsh and changeable shooting situation. If you use it in general and use it at home, you can set it for life without having to invest it later.

The advantage of the card machine is that it is portable. And the so-called lack of post-investment is that it cannot be invested at all. Its disadvantages have already determined its fate.

Leica is the top brand of mechanical cameras, and the current Japanese camera is different from the focus on precision machinery, not pay attention to electronic functions, each is a work of art, digital products have been added to the ** camera, but still win with machinery, Europeans look at the product with an artistic eye, Leica fans are especially fascinated by the click of the shutter opening and closing.

The quality of German optical products is incomparable to that of Japanese products, and it cannot keep up.

The advantage of using a mechanical camera is that there are very few fixed automation functions, and each one is a unique and personalized work of art.

Leica and ZEISS optical products, like Swiss mechanical watches, are still alive and well after 100 years.

X1 is best a 35mm fixed lens professional portable camera, no need to buy a separate lens, the rest are ordinary small DC, commonly known as card players. Its brand ** is not low, the cost performance is not high, and the Fujifilm X100 of the same grade is only half of its price.

The update of Leica camera products is slow, X1 is a product of two years ago, and now digital cameras have automatic gears, and people without photography knowledge can also operate it by looking at the instructions.

Prime Minister Lecra's strength is absolutely strong, I use Panasonic LX3 (high-end quasi-professional card machine), Leica lens, 24mm wide angle, aperture. The appearance is similar to the D-Lux4, the lens is the same, the workmanship is also very good, Panasonic's cameras are all original in Japan, but ** much cheaper. The new LX5 is an upgraded version, which is very good.

**Probably less than 3500. You can refer to it.

Leica is a Leica camera.

Leica is a brand of cameras produced by the German company Leica, consisting of the front syllables of the Leitz and the camera. The company's original name was Ernst Leitz AG.

It was split into three companies: Leica Camera AG, Leica Geosystems AG and Leica Microsystems****, which produced cameras, geological survey equipment and microscopes, respectively. The "Leica" brand is owned by Leica Microsystems AG and licensed to two other companies.

The Leica camera was first introduced in 1913 as the world's first 35mm camera.

Since the birth of the first camera, there may be many famous brands in the history of camera development, and these can be seen everywhere around our lives. However, in the history of camera development, choosing a certain brand of camera is not a choice of that camera, but a choice of lifestyle, and such a brand is very rare. And the famous German Leica (Leica) is such a brand bucket hole.

Leica's History:

More than 80 years ago, most of the cameras we saw were huge machines: clumsy and heavy wooden shells, fixed lenses, fixed shutter speeds, large 8 x 13 cm glass negatives, and heavy tripods that made it extremely difficult to carry. At that time, taking pictures was a hard labor for photographers, and a tedious and expensive thing for ordinary people.

In the central west of Germany, there is a small town called "Witzler".

Between the green hills, there are high and low ancient towers, wooden buildings, narrow alleys and quiet life. At the end of the 19th century, the region was an important base for the German optical and precision manufacturing industry. It was here that the world-famous Letz company and Leica cameras were born.

1. Compared with SLR, what are the advantages of Leica imaging in addition to quality reputation?

Due to the higher quality of the lens, and there is no low-pass filter, the imaging of the Leica system is sharper than that of the SLR cameras produced by Canon Nikon and other manufacturers, and the image circle of the Leica lens is larger (some lenses can even be used on the 120 camera with a mount), so the gap between the resolution power at the edge of the picture and the resolution power of the first part is smaller.

2. Are all Leica's M series all rangefinder cameras? Are all M-mount lenses prime heads? Is only M9 full-frame? Is there just a change in the appearance of the M9-P?

The M series is all sideshafts and is equipped with only a fixed focal head. Only the M9 is full-frame. The M9-P seems to be different from the M9 only in the screen glass. The next generation M will have live viewing.

3. Will the Leica file format be RAW? (Since it's a SLR, I think there will be, but I'm not sure).

The M-series and X-series are available in RAW format.

The few small cameras that have worked with Panasonic don't have RAW, so don't take those for Leica.

4. Leica X2 is just a digital camera, right? Not a DSLR?

The X2 is an APS-C format compact digital camera (sensor). With ELMARIT 24 prime lens, non-interchangeable lenses.

5. If the body budget is M9, what lens is recommended? Because I don't know the imaging characteristics of Leica, I don't know if I can configure it according to the habit of playing Canon before.

The lens is 35 first, followed by 24 or 21, then 50, and up to 90.

6. Is the Leica M lens all manual focusing?

It's all manual focus.

There's a little bit of a problem with the answer of the black pipe saint downstairs - the Zeiss lens is no better than the Leica. Since Leica used to focus on 135 cameras and their lenses, most of its 135 lenses have higher image quality than Zeiss, but it is not as comprehensive as Zeiss in the wide range of format lenses, and Zeiss is unique in the medium format field.

In addition to the image quality, the durability of the German mirror is unmatched by Japanese products, and the Leica lenses that left the factory in the 50s still maintain the mechanism to this day.

1. I don't know how to answer, I started playing with the adapter from the SLR, and then I played with film, and then Leica's M camera at night. M9, I don't know, but the Leica Film camera I use M3 is very, very fun, primitive, sturdy, outstanding, small (compared to SLR).

2. M's are all prime lenses, but he has a special triangular lens, that is, a lens with three fixed focal lengths. The M series are all rangefinder cameras.

3. There should be, or a dng format or what's the format.

4. X2 is a fever card and cannot be replaced with a lens, but the photosensitive component is a half-width product of APSC.

5. Many Leica photographers only have one lens, and if there is only one, it is 35.

6. The lenses that cannot be replaced on the card machine are automatic, and the rest are all manual.

I suggest you play on your own, get a Leica film player to play. Digital, it's enough for you to have a DSLR.

The Leica M is all manual, and the imaging quality is much better than that of Japanese machines. If you buy a Leica SLR with a Zeiss lens, the quality of the ** is amazing.

Here's how to use a Leica camera:

1. Shooting and selling high-quality picture skills: Do not block the flash with your fingers or other objects, hold the camera steadily with both hands, stand with your feet slightly apart, and do not shake the camera when pressing the shutter.

2. Tips for shooting still images: first press the shutter button halfway to focus, and then press the shutter button completely to shoot.

3. Snapshot model closed-ruler technique: the camera will be set to the most appropriate position with the object or shooting conditions.

and high precautions:

1. Do not pull out the battery when turning on the camera, otherwise the position of the camera will not be saved correctly.

2. Do not use the camera to receive vibration, impact, or static electricity.

2.Classic exterior design: The exterior design of the Leica camera is very classic, concise and generous, which is very in line with people's aesthetic requirements for high-end cameras.

Overall, the Leica camera is a very good high-end camera brand, with excellent imaging results and a stable body structure, which is suitable for professional photographers. However, its **expensive, relatively simple functions, not suitable for shooting**, etc. are also dissatisfaction of some users.

3.Reliable body construction: The body structure of the LYCRA camera is very stable and has a long service life, making it ideal for long-term use.

4.Suitable for professional photographers: The imaging effect and body structure of the Leica camera are very suitable for professional photographers to meet their high requirements.

Since 1925, LYCRA Cameras is a high-end camera brand owned by the Rheinker Group, which has been admired for its high quality, exquisite craftsmanship and timeless appearance. The advantages of the LYCRA camera lie in its excellent imaging results and reliable body structure, but at the same time, there are some shortcomings.